It's gutter trash. Also it's mild compared to Joe Pesci's insults in Goodfellas.
shareIt was I’ll gut ya trash
shareThat doesn't make any sense. You Gutless Yella cow pie and Egg sucking I'll gut you trash? Even an uneducated guy like Buford Tannon wouldn't talk like that. But whatever.
shareif it doesn't make sense that's exactly why Tannen would say it.
shareIt's "gutter trash". Surely you've heard of that expression before?
I watched it though it’s suck a yellow egg gut ya in the trash
shareNo it isn't. 🙄
shareIt's "Nobody calls me Mad Dog, 'specially not some duded-up egg-sucking gutter trash."
I don't recall the other line with the "cow pie" reference.
But I think it would probably be, "Gutless, yellow, cow pie-eating, egg sucking, gutter trash."
A "cow pie" is slang for cattle dung.
Didn’t he call him mr pie plate after he tossed that at him
shareNo, he said, "....with more than just a pie plate?"
He was answering Marty's line, "Lighten up, jerk"
He doesn't know what the expression means, but he tries to pretend he does, and replies, "Mighty strong words, runt, do you want to back them up with more than just a pie plate?"
Haha yes pie plate
shareThey didn't have gutters back then.
shareI enjoyed this thread way more than I probably should have.
shareExplain
shareI found it hilarious how you were(are?) insisting that the line was "...gut ya trash".
LoL. It is so ridiculous and you are so insistent I find it quite hilarious. Then there is the random other guy "mark" who claims it is "gut ya in the trash". It is all so Poe. I love it.
It’s very Kaufkaesque you’re right
shareWhy don't you make like a tree, and get out of here.
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